Brown Bag Seminar

The Brown Bag Seminar provides an internal forum for our PhD students, postdocs and faculty to present early-stage working papers or research ideas. The seminar is actually held on Wednesday from 1:45 pm to 3:15 pm in O 048 (in some cases also parallel via ZOOM if necessary). If several speakers want to present there will be a second slot from 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm.

2025

19 February

2nd slot!

Christian Friedrich (with Anna Costello, Chicago Booth, and Gerrit von Zedlitz): „Transparency Initatives in Black Markets: Evidence from Illegal Drugs”

Emilia Gschoßmann (with Marcel Olbert, London Business School): „Taxes and the Global Spillovers of AI Investments”

26 February

Scholarly Improv Session

5 March

Scholarly Improv Session

19 March

Sebastian Kronenberger: „Board Composition and Implicit Team Incentives”

26 March

Jonas Materna (HU Berlin): „Disclosure Regulation Around the World: Data and Descriptive Analysis”

Thomas Simon (with Felix Vetter und Gerrit von Zedlitz): „Targeted Transparency and Individual Accountability: Evidence from Police Officer Identification in Germany”

30 April

Matthias Meier (Chair of Economics, Money and Currency): „Capital (Mis)allocation, Incentives and Productivity”

7 May

Yasmin Hoffmann (with Joaquin Peris and Qian Zhang): „Behavioral Conservatism”

Christin Schmidt (with Philipp Dörrenberg and Alina Pfrang): „Does Simplification Increase Firms’ Compliance with VAT? Evidence from the Cross-border E-Commerce Sector”

21 May

Frederik Kohl: „The Hidden Cost of “Doing Well by Doing Good” and the Role of Mandatory Sustainable Fund Disclosure”

Samuel Mäurer: „R&D Investment, Innovation Efficiency and Financial Constraints – Evidence from the German R&D Tax Credit”